Hi all,
I've searched old indenting posts but not yet found the answer I seek
to this one.
When I'm editing code and press enter, it maintains my indent level as
it adds a new line.
If I press escape, it removes that whitespace, presumably to avoid
having lines with nothing but whitespace - and th
> If I press escape, it removes that whitespace, presumably to avoid
> having lines with nothing but whitespace - and that's great. But when
> I want to recommence coding on that blank line, I'd like an easy way
> of regaining the indentation it had before I pressed escape.
One quick'n'dirty tri
Thanks Ivan, reading the help I'm unsure whether or not it was meant
to act this way, but 'cc' does indeed work perfectly! Brilliant!
Thanks so much!
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Hi,
On Tue, Aug 3, 2010 at 6:15 PM, John wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I've searched old indenting posts but not yet found the answer I seek
> to this one.
> When I'm editing code and press enter, it maintains my indent level as
> it adds a new line.
> If I press escape, it removes that whitespace, presum
Thanks Yegappan,
yep, this would indeed work too - though in my case I've already
mapped i_CTRL-F to i_CTRL-X_CTRL-F, so I'll stick with cc.
Cheers,
John
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2010/8/4 John :
> Thanks Ivan, reading the help I'm unsure whether or not it was meant
> to act this way, but 'cc' does indeed work perfectly! Brilliant!
> Thanks so much!
Another solution: If I underestood you correctly, 'ddko' does exactly
what you want.
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